Mott Lincoln High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Mott, ND)

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-mv Kent's tieing touchdown for the Homecoming game. Cheerleaders at a pep rally. X AE 5' T , 1 if R R ,Q j Ti ii ' N.. r Co-Captains: Ervan Weiler and Kent All-Conference playersr David Friez, Hardmeyer. Ervan Weiler, Kent Hardmeyer, and George Herner. Coaches 'rom Remhiuer and Maynard Huisman direct- ing the boys while coach Lino Reinhiller looks on. . Wrestllng Team FIRST ROW: Mike Fiedler, Paul Schwartz, Lynn Brackel, Jeffery Auch, Sig Trautwein, Dick Matzke, Wayne Frieze Gary Zentner, Philip Miller, Ron Srb, Darrell Brackel, and Dean Zoeller. SECOND ROW: Jerry Treitline, James Larson, LeRoy Lindemann, and Lincoln Reinhiller, Coach. lt!

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Football FIRST ROW: Carmen Iverson, Jerry Klein, Iohn Homelvig, Jim Luchsinger, Wayne Friez, Roger Kilber, Stanley Wyman, Gary Friez. SECOND ROW: Jeffery Auch, George Herner, Eldon Mehrer, Kent Hardmeyer, Butch Lince, Clifford Mehrer, Leslie Haberstroh, Bob Swindler, Douglas Schwartz. THIRD ROW: Coach Maynard Huis man, Student Manager James Lince, Dean Kelsch, Jerry Auch, Leo Friez, Ervan Weiler, David Friez, ErnestRein ert, Assistant Coach Tom Reinhiller. The Cardinals had a very successful season this year under Coach Maynard Huis- man. They posted a 6 won-l loss-l tie record which gave them second place in the Bad- lands Conference. The lettermen making up the nucleus of the team were: Seniors: Kent Hardmeyer Ervan Weiler, David Friez, jerry Auch, jefferey Auch, Douglas Schwartz, and Eldon Mehrerg Juniors: David Lince, George Herner, Dean Kelsch, Leslie Haberstroh, Ern- est Reinert, Ulrich Trautwein, and Bill Bureshg Sophomores: Bob Swindler, Clifford Mehrer, Leo Friez, jerry Klein, and jim Luchsinger. Kent Hardmeyer led the scoringwith 79 points, Ervan Weiler followed with 50 points, David Friez with 18, Leslie Haberstroh with 6, David Lince with 2, and Jeffery Auch and Clifford Mehrer with I point each. Kent Hardmeyer was the leading ground gainer with 843 yards for a 7. l average. Ervan Weiler followed with 746 yards and a 5. 4 average. Games Won Games Lost Games Tied Ft. Yates 19-12 Hettinger 34-32 St. Mary's 20-20 Watford City I9-13 Abbey 7-6 Bowman 7 -0 Killdeer 27-0 Beach 26-12 18

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A Team FIRST ROW: Jack Griffin, David Friez, Bob Swindler, George Herner, Gary Berreth, and Steve Grant SECOND ROW Coach James McPherson, Kent Hardmeyer, Clifford Mehrer, David Lince, Bob Skogley, Leslie Haberstroh Tom Rogers, Statisticiang and Doug Friez, Student Manager. The Mott Cardinals opened the season with a squad consisting of four seniors five juniors, and two sophomores. They were under the direction of returning coach jim McPherson . The Cardinals had a Very successful season with a record of 11 wins and 0 losses in Conference play to become the year's Badlands Conference Champs. The season s total record was 19 Wins and 1 loss. For the first time in many years the mighty Cardinal team went on to become the District 16 Champions. From here the magnificent eleven ad vanced to the Region 4 Tournament to take the championship there too. For the first time in 17 years the Cards advanced to the State Tournament Here the tall and talented Cardinals proved themselves the best in the state by capturing for the first time in the history of the Mott High, the state championship of Class B basketball In the first and second day of tourney action Mott defeated Rock Lake and New Town in that order. Championship night saw Mott pegged against the same Hazelton team they defeated to take the Regional Crown. This was the second time in the history of Class B tournament action that teams from the same Region battled for the state championship title. So on March 18, 1961 Mott made history by becoming the 18th team to Join the ranks of Class B Champions. SEASON 'S RECORD GAMES WON Elgin ..... ......... . . 81-25 Regent ...... , , 63-43 New England , , , , , 84-49 Lemmon .... , , 64-53 Beulah .... , , 71-33 Regent . . . , , 71-31 Bowman . . , , 70-53 Hettinger. . . , , 75-44 St. Mary's . . . , , 50-32 20 Beach. . Abbey . . . Lemmon . . New England Bowman . . New Leipzig Hettinger, , Fort Yates . GAMES LOST